Jane Eyre
by Charles Vance


What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about 'Jane Eyre'. Many praise it for its strong themes of romance and independence, as well as the rich character of Jane herself. However, some express disappointment, citing issues with the romantic relationships and the slow pacing at times. Overall, it appears that while many adore the novel, a few find it drags or is harder to relate to than expected.
Synopsis
Focusing on the love story between Jane and Rochester, the play begins as Jane arrives in 1846 to take up the post of governess to Rochester's ward, Adele, at Thornfield Hall.
Jane and Rochester fall in love but their happiness is jeopardised by the discovery of the terrible secret from Rochester's past, resolved by the dramatic fire which maims Rochester.
The action, contained in a single setting with one small inset scene, makes for exciting theatre.5 women, 4 men, 3 women or men
Publication
Jane Eyre is a adaptation play written by Charles Vance and published by Samuel French in London (1996).
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Samuel French · 1996 · 82 pp
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